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This isn’t a real argument. If the problem is that some completely irrelevant party that isn’t being addressed or isn’t in the group, will take it out of context and be hurt by it, then that’s a them problem. The level of entitlement with that “problem” is the real problem.https://twitter.com/bobbyscar/status/1225466021177282560 …

If YOU don't have a problem with people QUESTIONING whether YOU are homophobic based on YOUR choice to use QUESTIONABLE language, then you're right. None of this is your problem. But it sounds like you're saying no one should be able to question your intent. Why?

Questioning intent is fine. Attributing intent on your own is arrogant.

Ok great. Next question. Let's say you are at a tournament (my tournament). I'm responsible for random people coming in and playing and having a good time, and I can't do that if you say certain things. It's not a very long list. And if you say those things, now what?

If you say those things and it’s a rule not to say them then you apply the rules. You don’t tell them they’re homophobic or force your ideology

Well there's no problem if you're down to abide by the rules of the space. All I was saying in the original tweet was that the reason behind the rule is that saying certain kinds of things makes some people feel unsafe (and I happen to care about those people)